Yoropen
The Yoropen was invented in Taiwan by Mr Bao Shen Liu, who was born in 1959 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Mr Liu is an inventor who believes that one of the most effective means of learning takes place via the pen through the act of writing. He decided to apply his skills as an inventor to the improvement of the pen. He studied pens, writers and writing in order to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of conventional writing instruments.
About the Yoropen
The Yoropen is a stylish, unique and truely funky pen.
An ergonomic design reduces strain, saves energy and makes writing easier. The Yoropen is perfect for left -handers, people with disabilities and for writing for sustained periods (such as in a business environment or during exams).
The Yoropen's innovative offset nib ensures pressure is exerted directly onto the pen tip making writing easier. In addition, the consequent holding position prevents a poor grip and an awkward writing position.
Winner of the Gold Medal at the Geneva 2002 Salon International Invention Awards, the world's largest and most prestigious inventions convention, the Yoropen is becoming a favourite worldwide
Benefits of the Yoropen
1. Finger Support - A change in holding angle to conventional pens allows comfortable and natural writing with the Yoropen; thus improving posture, saving energy and reducing writing strain.
2. Visual Space - The angle of the Yoropen ensures that fingers do not obstruct the field of vision. Excellent for designers.
3. Adjustable grip - The Yoropen's tripod grip can be rotated enabling the writer to find the perfect writing position. Left handers can simply rotate the grip to the left.
